Reply of one dollar from the 19th century 3.8 cm Remembering dollar coin from the USA 1878, 1879 Silver plated metal coin from the United States of America

Reply of one dollar from the 19th century 3.8 cm Remembering dollar coin from the USA 1878, 1879 Silver plated metal coin from the United States of America

This replica of one dollar from the 19th century is a precisely produced commemorative coin that celebrates one of the most iconic moments of American numismatic history. The diameter of 3.8 cm of this coin is ideal for displaying rich details that correspond to original coins from 1878 and 1879. Silver plated finish not only increases its aesthetic value but also underscores the historical importance of these coins. This replica is an invaluable addition to the collection of any numismatics or lover of American history.

Main characteristics:

• Silver plated surface supplies the coin authentic appearance and enhances its visual appeal.
• Detailed reproduction characters from 1878 and 1879 indicate the high level of handicraft processing and the accuracy with which the coins were made.
• Historical and collectible value this coin reminds of a significant period in American coin history, when these coins were first put into circulation.
• Ideal size 3.8 cm allows easy exposure and handling, making this replica significant and attractive collector's item.
• Educational instrument for studying the history of the United States and developing American currency, suitable for schools, historians and numismatics.
• Properties: silver plated, vintage, dollar coin, replica, commemorative, collector, from USA
• Dimensions: 3,8 cm
• Material: Brass
• Package contents: 1 pcs

This replica of the dollar coin is exceptional not only for its artistic and historical significance, but also as a reminder of technological progress and the 19th century art championship. Silver plated surface a precizní detaily This coin serves as a bridge between the past and the present, offering a unique opportunity to deepen the understanding of American history and expand the numismatics collection by another valuable object. Ownership of this coin is not just a matter of aesthetic appreciation; it is also a way to preserve a piece of history and hand it over to future generations as evidence of craft skills and historical heritage that shaped the United States of America.